Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-09-01

HERE AND THERE.

Wood County Fair Sept, 6, 7, s, and
9th
More Wood County Bridge matter
this week. 1t confines our space again
in this issue.
For RENT-The Allen house in the
second ward. Apply to c. E. Pariseau.
Tom Torrance and wife left Milwau.
kee for Duluth, Mimi, Wednesday the
31st inst.
Dr. Henry de Grandpre, Office over
f. Pomainville's business place, opposite
post office. Calls answered at all hours.
Mrs. Marin, of Merrill, sister of
Mrs. john Berard, is visiting with
relatives and friends in this city.
THE BLUE STAND AT,
An Bon MaKche
Just received, nice line of Bedroom
suits, Lounges, Patent Camp Rockers,
&C., at M. A. Bogoger & Co.'S.
Mr.. Swebere Corriveau, of Centralia,
and Miss Clara Philliatreau, of Rudolph
were married Monday at Rudolph.
Mrs. Ann Raymond, of Volo, H.,
mother of Mr.. Chas. Raymond, is the
guest of her sons family in this city.
Mrs. Lille Wood was called to
Minneapolis Monday on account Of the
serious illness of her sister Mrs. Allen.
Every train the past week on the
Green Bay and St. Paul railroads bring
large numbers of cranberry pickers.
Mr.. Chas. Payson was sentenced to
two years imprisonment at Waupun
Tuesday. He will accompany Sebastin
Riel to the State Hotel.
Parties having anything in the line of
household goods which they wish to
dispose of can find ready sale by call
ing on M. A. Bogoger & Co.
Mrs NJ c. Woodwork and daughter
Lucy left the past week for Minneapolis.
Miss Lucy expects to remain all winter
Mrs w. will return in few weeks.
Mrs. Nettie Grove and Miss Ella
Grove, of Plainfeld, were guests of
Mrs. Ed. Wheelan few days the past
week. They returned home Tuesday
morning.
A change took place in the St. Paul
railroad time table Monday. The train
going south now leaves at :07 instead
of 1887. Bear this change in mind and
don't get left.
A large number of the ladies in
Centralia and Grand Rapids enjoyed a
social afternoon and six o'clock tea at
the residence of Mrs. Geo. A. Neeves
Wednesday.
During the past week one of Mr.
Hanson's men became quite seriously
injured by a timber striking him on the
head. DIR. Robinson was summoned to
attend to mis- wants.
The Green Bay railroad company will
sell return trip tickets to the fair at
Stevens Point, good for date of issue,
at 50 cts. Now is the time to spend one
day in our sister city.
Mr.. VIM. Brennan and Miss Mary
Rocheleau, both of this city were
married at the Catholic church Tuesday
morning the 30th. Rev. Beyerle officiat-
ing
A social dance party was given in
honor of Mr.. A. E. Kroner Tuesday
evening at the Opera Hall which was
largely attended by the young people,
and an excellent time was the result.
You can get anything you want in
the line of household goods at NJ. A.
Bogoger & Co.'S. Call in and look over
our stock and get prices before purchas-
ing elsewhere.
DIR. Robinson purchased of w. L.
Wood 4 acres of land lying east of the
Plover Road joining Geo. Brazeau's land.
1t is also reported that Frank Wood
sold lots opposite his residence in the
second ward. Real estate is changing
hands quite rapidly.
Mr.. F. w. Burt, assisted by several
brother Odd Fellows, from this city,
instituted a new lodge at Pittsville last
Wednesday evening. They speak in
the highest terms of their entertain
ment in that city on this occasion.
The United States court convenes at
Madison, Aug, the 30th. At this term
the case of u. S. VS.. j. w. Joslin. ct al,
on indictments of fraudulently obtain
ing money from the government will
come up for trial.